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Project manager here. I took this course to gain insight about increasing collaboration and creating effective cross-functional teams (not necessarily limited to software engineering). The instructor is a great speaker and I did take away a few useful points. Unfortunately, much of the course feels like fluff and repetition (an entire module could have been skipped), with little practical guidance on how to implement the concepts in real-world scenarios or how to translate the constant call for a 鈥渃hange in culture鈥� into actionable steps. The few real-life examples provided are so sparse that they don鈥檛 add real value. Overall, it seems more a motivational coaching session than a structured, applicable course.

Perhaps well paced for the complete beginners who somehow managed to never hear of agile and DevOps, but quite slow for the rest. The quiz questions related to who wrote what in what exact book or said at what conference are sooo last century. Is this really something a participant should be graded on? Does it matter when applying the knowledge? C'mon...

The instructor is very professional, speaks clearly and masters the topic.

I found this introduction a bit boring as it mainly focuses on the history of DevOps, how it started, why is it important in companies... is very theoretical.

Anyway, I hardly suggest continuing with the rest of the courses as this is just an introduction.

The courses by John Rofrano are very good, he gives examples and the the iformation is easily digestible. The courses where you listen to a computer voice need some work. Especially lessons covering up beginner information, while tests are for intermediate users...

The course teaches a lot about the fundamentals of DevOps, but a lot of the content is repetitive fluff and buzzwords. This does not mean that the rest of the content is bad, in fact it's very good, but the word "culture" is probably said hundreds of times.

Interesting ideas but overly long and with a lot of fairly worthless information, e.g. names of dates, books, authors and conferences important to the development of the development of DevOps.

Very overbearing on culture. Felt like being hit on the head repetitively with the terms culture, silos, teams, etc. we get it, but this could've been accomplished in 1 video...

It's a nice course, quite informative, but it was surprising when I found out that THEY WANTED TO HAVE SOME PAYMENT FOR THE CERTIFICATE!